What Most Indiana Residents Don’t Understand About Ant Colonies Inside Walls
It often starts with a thin line. A few small ants trail along a kitchen counter. Maybe they appear near a window frame. Sometimes they emerge from an outlet plate or slip through a baseboard seam. The instinctive reaction is quick and familiar: wipe them away, spray the surface, move on.
This Indiana “Mom-and-Pop” Joint Is Hiding Some Of The State’s Best Carolina-Style BBQ
I was not expecting much when I first heard about a BBQ spot in McCordsville, Indiana. A small town, a depot street address, and a name I had never come across before did not exactly scream “destination meal.” But the moment the smell of slow-smoked meat hit me in the parking lot, I knew something special was...
Woman Didn’t Want To Get in Boyfriend’s ‘Business’ With His 7-Year-Old Son – Now...
When police arrived at a home on the southwest side of Indianapolis on December 22, 2024, they found a heartbreaking scene. Kayden Gavarrete lay unresponsive on the floor with multiple markings on his face and body. His dad, Kevin Gavarrete, and his girlfriend, Julia Sizemore, had strange stories about what happened...
Indianapolis family ‘frustrated’ by $700+ AES bills for vacant home
INDIANAPOLIS – As temperatures dropped this winter, Hoosiers saw their electricity bills jump. But for some, they skyrocketed. One family has more questions than answers from AES after being charged over $700 for a vacant home. The near west side house has sat empty for the past year, as the owner’s kids are now in […]
Your electric bill is going to change. New law aims to stabilize utilities
Indiana residents will see new billing options and summer shut-off protections under a new state law aimed at managing electric costs. It will also transition public utility companies to a new rate approval process. Gov. Mike Braun signed the law Thursday. “At its core, House Bill 1002 is about balance,”...
Indiana’s social media crackdown for children means parents will have to hand over sensitive...
INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier parents will soon have to hand over sensitive personal information to Big Tech companies if they want to allow their children to access popular social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. On Friday, an Indiana bill that cracks down on social media restrictions for Hoosier children passed...
This Beautifully Bizarre Indiana Restaurant Is Like Nowhere Else On Earth
Sometimes the best meals come with a side of complete and utter confusion, and Lady Tron’s in New Albany, Indiana delivers exactly that kind of delightful disorientation. This tiny diner serves up sandwiches named after sci-fi characters while surrounded by enough pop culture memorabilia to make a Comic-Con vendor...
IU Indianapolis spent nearly $1.3 million on snow removal after winter storm
Indiana University’s Indianapolis campus spent nearly $1.3 million on snow removal equipment and personnel, according to a Feb. 3 invoice obtained by the Indiana Daily Student. The invoice stated that expenditures applied for events between Jan. 24 to Feb. 3. A winter storm dropped over 12 inches of snow...
This Unassuming Indiana Fish Market Is Hiding The State’s Best Meal
I never expected to find the best seafood of my life in Valparaiso, Indiana. Honestly, when a friend first told me about McGowan and Sons, I thought she was exaggerating. A fish market in northwest Indiana that rivals anything on the coast? I had to see it for myself. What...
24-year-old man convicted of murder in 2024 near 56th, Georgetown Road
Kobe Bond, 24, of Indianapolis, was convicted of murder for the July 2024 shooting death of 21-year-old Tyreana Terrell at a gas station near West 56th Street and Georgetown Road after a physical altercation between Terrell and another woman. Security footage and witness statements led to his conviction.

















